President Eisenhower Confined To Bed By Stomach Upset
President Eisenhower remained in bed at the White House after suffering an upset stomach overnight. Doctors monitor vital signs as Hagerty reports progress and notes no relation to past ileitis surgery or heart attack. Blueberry pie suspected as the irritant. stock market reacts to news.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
E.d.t
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
New York
American University
Snyder
Col
Thomas W. Mattingly
Army
Walter Reed Medical Center
Eisenhower Backs Natural Gas Bill After Amendments Drop
President Eisenhower revived support for the natural gas bill after dropping his insistence on proposed amendments. He urged enactment this session, signaling a shift as House Commerce Committee Chairman Oren Harris reviews a bill easing price-fixing controls on gas sold by independent producers to pipeline companies.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Oren Harris
House Commerce Committee
Harris
Supreme Court Faces Backlog of 30 Cases Ahead of Summer
Washington the Supreme Court meets to rule on more than 30 cases not yet disposed of before summer adjournment. Justices likely to finish after June 3 with cases pending including obscenity law tests, the Louisiana tidelands dispute, an appeal of 14 California Communists under the Smith Act, military over civilian jurisdiction abroad, and the Watkins contempt conviction case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana Tidelands
California
Illinois
John T. Watkins
Pro Western Lebanon Vote Delivers Strong Pro Western Victory
Premier Sami El Solh and a pro Western government won a major parliamentary win in Lebanon, signaling a shift away from Syria and Egypt. The result, seen as opposing leftist ties to Cairo and Beirut, follows President Chamoun's appeal to Jordan and Saudi leaders for Arab aims. A Jordanian shift against Egypt strained relations, with Beirut reporting Egyptian officials expelled earlier. Continued on page two.
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United Press
Sami el Solh
Lebanon
Syria
Egypt
Camile Chamoun
Hussein
Jordan
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Amman
Nasser
Saud
Gamal Abdel Naser
Middle East
Beirut
Dulles Warns Against Accepting Promises on Disarmament
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the House Foreign Affairs Committee the United States will not disarm on Soviet promises. He urged continued arms reductions through UN procedures while defending Eisenhower's foreign aid budget to bolster allies against communist aggression.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Dulles
United Nations
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
U. S
Frank Givens Suffered Stroke During Ball Game
Frank Givens, who suffered a light stroke while attending a ball game Saturday night, spent a restful night at Childress General Hospital. He was hospitalized Sunday morning and has partial paralysis of the right leg, according to relatives.
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Frank Givens
Childress General Hospital
Givens
Rains Delay Texas Farming Into Late Spring
Dallas reports spring rains have delayed farming across Texas, keeping field work three weeks to a month behind schedule. C B Senter notes flood losses total 28 million dollars, but rains may aid overall prospects. cotton planting is stalled in many areas with 370,000 acres planned for West Texas.
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Texas
Texas and Pacific Railway
C. B. Senter
Senter
West
Scattered Rain And Warmer Texas Temperatures Forecast
A weather summary notes widely scattered thunderstorm activity in the Panhandle with some locally severe storms possible. Temperatures peak in the mid 80s to 102 in Laredo, with five day forecasts 2 to 5 degrees above normal in East and Central Texas. Rainfall totals vary across the state with scattered showers and isolated storms reported in Borger Dumas Del Rio and surrounding areas.
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Panhandle
Texas
Mercury
Laredo
East
West Texas
Borger
Dumas
del Rio
Middle
Rio Grande
Band School Opens Here This Morning
The annual Summer Band School began this morning at the High School Band Hall. Director Pat McNallen reported sessions run in the morning. All 26 pupils who pre-registered are to report at 9 o clock Tuesday morning.
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Pat McNallen
Storms Hit Central US On Sunday
Violent storms ripped the Plains with tornadoes touching down in three states and heavy rain in Kansas and Oklahoma. Twisters raced through central South Dakota, western Kansas, and northwestern Oklahoma leaving no major damage reports. Funnel clouds appeared in Arkansas and near the central Rockies as gusts exceeded 90 mph in Hutchinson Kansas. Cooler conditions followed and rainfall was light in the central Rockies and lower Mississippi Valley. A tropical storm veered into the open Atlantic after capsizing a cabin cruiser near St. Petersburg Florida with five presumed dead.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Arkansas
Rockies
Hutchinson
Kan
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic
St. Petersburg
Fla
Page Five
Graham Would Hold Revival For Russians
Evangelist Billy Graham urged Soviet leaders to grant him freedom to preach in Russia on Meet the Press and The Steve Allen Show. He predicted a vast religious revival there if unrestricted access and movement were allowed, saying conversions would exceed those in India London or the United States. He denied racial segregation at meetings, asserting that all are the same color in God’s sight.
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New York
Billy Graham
Russia
Graham
Meet the Press
Soviet Union
India
London
United States
North Carolina
South
Steve Allen
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Fireworks display in Childress in jeopardy this year
Allen Harp, chairman of the Childress Chamber of Commerce July fourth committee, says the planned fireworks show may be canceled due to underwritten costs. Subscriptions aimed at $400 have brought only $64.50 from seven firms as of Monday. Checks must arrive by Saturday to secure delivery before July 4. unfulfilled gifts will be returned.
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Childress
Allen Harp
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce and
Board of City Development
Harp
Fair Park
Government Stands Put On Its Girard Decision
Eisenhower remains firm on sending William Girard to Japan for trial amid petitions and protests led by Louis Girard Shirley Girard and thousands of signers. The government plans to quash subpoenas and present legal affidavits as a federal judge presses whether Girard should be returned from Japan for trial.
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Girard
Washington
Eisenhower
Louis Girard
William Sr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Liberty Limited
Ottawa
Ill
Shirley
U.S
Japan
United States
William
United Press
Josph C. McGarraghy
Republicans Poll on Civil Rights Amendment Divides House
GOP leaders polled Republicans to gauge support for a Southern plan to require jury trials in federal civil rights injunctive cases as debate on 30 Southern backed amendments began. Some Southern backers said 70 to 75 Northern Republican votes needed. Martin predicted failure to reach that level. A second GOP member saw at most 65 supporters.
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Washington
Administration
House
Eisenhower
Joseph W Martin Jr
Mass
House Antitrust
Federal Communications Commission
Accidents Take Heavy Texas Death Toll Across Weekends
A Sunday United Press survey cites at least 12 Texas deaths from traffic crashes drownings a plane crash and electrocution. Six died in auto wrecks two in a light plane crash three drowned and one electrocuted. Ray ine Crump 16 perished in a drag race crash near Marshall. Two men died when a Cessna 170 crashed near Seagoville.
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Texas
United Press
Marshall
Rayine Crump
Kilgore
Crump
Caddo Lake
Seagoville
Page Two
Agreement On H-Test Ban Now Squarely Up To Reds
The article notes the h-bomb test ban now hinges on Soviet choice. Russia presses to end tests while demanding airtight inspection. Eisenhower and MacMillan require verifiable safeguards before any pledge to end testing. Linus Pauling mobilizes scientists urging an international accord over radiation fears.
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Reds
Soviet
Russia
States
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Harold MacMillan
United States
Labor Party
MacMillan
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Pauling
JC's Swimming Pool Black-Topping Project Successful
About 80 cars were washed and greased Sunday by the Childress Jaycee Club to raise funds for black-topping a dirt area at the Fair Park pool. Gordon Gravley chaired the one day event with Red Gentry thanking nine service stations Barron Humble Wynn Gulf Dugan Phillips Buckley Texaco Rucker Conoco Jackson Texaco Fire Gulf Brummett Chevron Finn Gulf for participation.
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Childress Jaycee Club
Gordon Gravley
Fair Park
Jaycees
Graviey
Red Gentry
Barron
Smith wins calf roping at Plainview Bar None Rodeo
Clifton Smith of Childress wins top money in calf roping at the Plainview Bar None Rodeo ending Saturday night with an average time of 37.3 seconds. Other top-money ropers include Lefty Wilken of Ysle ta, Gene Clark of Bakersfield, California, and Spicer Gripp of Hereford. Smith’s top roping purse totaled $105.92.
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Clifton Smith
Childress
Plainview Bar None
Lefty Wilken
Ysleta
Gene Clark
Bakersfield
Calif
Spicer Gripp
Hereford
Smith
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